Great boxing gym with amazing coaches who really care about their members! welcoming vibe and…read morechallenging sessions.

From the owner: Dog pound boxing Academy offers quality recreational and competitive boxing classes and programs. read more

I feel completely misled and taken advantage of by this gym…read more As a 3-month postpartum mom, I engaged in an ad for a free 10 day trial plan at Infinite Martial Arts & Fitness where I was then pressured through AI texts claiming to be "Derek" to sign up for what was presented as a 10-day free trial. After attending just one class, I said I might come back later in the week. I was then told by John to fill out a clipboard at the front and left alone to complete paperwork and provide my banking info, with no clear explanation that I was signing paid membership automatically after the 10 days. The gym experience itself was terrible. I signed up for a boxing class but was placed in a random Muay Thai class with the Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu instructor who seemed very uninterested. The coach would demonstrate a technique, tell us to pair up, and then leave us with no guidance. I had to ask multiple times for help and direction--and still received almost no coaching. I never returned after that first visit, yet I've been charged for two months without realizing it. When I reached out, Derek, the owner, refused to refund me and said maybe he would have if I had called sooner. This feels deceptive, disorganized, and poorly handled. Be very cautious

In respect to the review from Wdc A, although the trainer should not be speaking to students in…read morethat manner, "doing your own workout" after arriving late to a class, while a class is happening, puts the gym at a liability if you were to become injured while doing non-instructional and non-supervised activity. That is what open gym time is for unless previously arranged and approved. Just some perspective for you. I do agree with this review on every other level about the overall professionalism at this facility and the shady business practices and I am sorry you had to endure that. I suspect their 100+ google reviews were paid for or were requested by members, family or friends in the hope of inflating the credibility of this facility. All fitness facilities should be held to a thorough process of high operational standards before they are permitted to open and operate, and during their entire time of operation, to ensure members are taken care of and the right things are happening. My heart goes out to everyone affected by the poor management of this facility, and I hope everyone involved is able to heal from what sounds like a pretty toxic environment.

Great gym, some real boxing here as well as boxing for fitness classes with the Box N Burn classes…read more"get fit without getting hit"

From the owner: We focus on everyone one by one, everyone will get to see and work with the coach. Our athletes…read morelove the sport as much as we do and we love to perpetrate the love of the sport.

I never thought I was a yoga fan, until I came to studio330. The staff are friendly and very…read morehelpful during classes and outside of classes. The new location (339 Barrie Street) in such a cozy, bright and welcoming space. It is a small and intimate studio, which I love as you feel comfortable and a part of a family. I would highly recommend this studio, whether you're a beginner or a yoga fanatic, they have a class here for everyone.

Not sure why Studio 330 isn't listed on Yelp yet. My…read moreone-and-only favorite yoga studio. If I remember correctly, my first yoga class was a gentle, restorative class with Dallas. And from that moment, I was hooked. I can't remember the last time I've been to a restorative class, because I'm a little obsessed with the power classes. All the instructors (Dallas, Jen, Kathryn, Russell, Jael) and the space is amazing. I used to have an unlimited monthly membership but they are now Kingston's first donation-based yoga centre. The suggested donation is $14 but they really do stress that there is no top or bottom. Check it out - maybe I'll see you there!

Beware: Ongoing Billing Scam…read more I signed up at Ultimate Fitness in Bowmanville about 3-4 years ago, and it's been a nightmare trying to cancel. I've called over 15 times over the years to shut down my membership, and each time I was told it was canceled. Yet, the payments kept coming out every two weeks. I even had to switch banks and consider legal action because they continued charging me -- even going as far as changing the name of the charge to avoid detection. This place is a scam. If you sort the reviews from lowest to highest on Google, you'll see I'm not alone -- hundreds of people have experienced the same shady billing tactics. Meanwhile, they bury the truth under a flood of suspicious 5-star reviews. It's obvious damage control. I personally know a couple lawyers now involved with this situation. Do your research before you sign up. This gym is not worth the stress, the money, or the dishonesty.

Worst management ever! I lost my job 9 days after signing up and have pleaded with them numerous…read moretimes to please let me out of my one year contract to no avail. I have tried to explain that I need to cut costs, but they don't care, and will keep billing me for the full year. Brutal management! I wouldn't suggest to anyone to join there. Worst mistake going there.

Very nice instructor and offering a range of classes. The studio is very comfortable and airy (it's…read morea loft). Super helpful to new students. I prefer not to interact with other people in classes because I don't like to be touched by strangers and they did some partner work, which I did not enjoy. But that's just me and we had the option not to partake in those poses/stretching, so just including as an fyi. Overall, I think this is a great place and I'll be back.

I love yoga and feel if everyone did yoga, we'd have a happier, more peaceful world. Okay, I'll get…read moreoff my soap box and just review the classes. I've taken both Yin and Gentle Yoga here from husband and wife team Linda and Howard. The two of them combined have over 40 years of yoga instruction experience. If you don't know much about different yoga types, yin is about longer held postures that will target joints, connective tissue, and meridians, while Gentle Yoga is about medium-length deep stretches and working on the breath. The classes were great; as I sit in front of a computer all day, yoga is necessary to stretch out the many kinks and tight areas. Both teachers were easy to follow and are good about checking students for proper posture and positions. They also teach Hatha and Vinyasa, Vinyasa Flow. If you are new to yoga or a veteran yogi, you'll enjoy the atmosphere and the classes here. I've heard great things about the Level 1 Taiji/QiGong Movement and Self Healing classes as well, taught here by Geoff on Saturday mornings, a local integrative counselor. I just haven't taken them yet to comment, but wanted to mention them for anyone interested in this type of movement and healing modality. Namaste!